The BBC, one of the world's most respected broadcasters, marked its 100th anniversary in 2022, celebrating a century of broadcasting excellence. Founded on October 18, 1922, as the British Broadcasting Company, it has grown from its early days of radio broadcasts to become a global multimedia powerhouse. Over the years, the BBC has been at the forefront of technological innovation and journalistic integrity, delivering news, entertainment, and educational content to audiences worldwide. Its commitment to impartiality and high-quality programming has earned it a revered place in public service broadcasting, influencing the media landscape profoundly.

The centenary celebrations highlighted the BBC's rich history and its evolution over the decades. Special programming, historical retrospectives, and commemorative events were organised to reflect on its achievements and enduring impact. The BBC’s archives were opened to the public, showcasing iconic moments from its vast repertoire, from historic news coverage to groundbreaking dramas and beloved children’s programs. As it looks to the future, the BBC continues to adapt to the changing media environment, embracing digital transformation while maintaining its core values of trust, creativity, and public service. This milestone not only honours the past but also sets the stage for the next century of broadcasting innovation and excellence.